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Although she kept encouraging herself, she couldn't hold back her tears when Chu Zhi talked about some details.

Seeing Chu Han like this, Chu Zhi felt a pang of heartache.

Chu Han shouldn't have to go through these things, but now he really has no other choice but to go through them.

He looked at Chu Han, who was breaking down in tears, and comforted her, "That's the truth. Don't be too hard on yourself."

"Actually, you probably already have the answer in your heart, but you still can't bear to hear me say it."

"You promised me before I told you that nothing would happen, and I hope you can keep your word."

When Chu Han broke down and cried in the drama, Li Chengping came to her side again.

To be honest, Chu Han didn't expect that Li Chengping would come back to him after he thought Li Chengping had gone back.

Li Chengping also learned Chu Han's true identity, which he found hard to accept, but it was a fact that he had to accept.

He quickly came to Chu Han's side and comforted her, saying, "Things are already like this, there's no need for you to think about it so much."

"No matter what, we have to accept reality. I know you're in a lot of pain inside, so just let it out if you need to!"

"Only in this way can you feel more at ease and gradually accept this reality."

Chu Zhi watched as Li Chengping carefully comforted Chu Han, and he was also deeply moved.

To be honest, I've always felt somewhat guilty towards Chu Han.

He knew about this, but he never told Chu Han, causing Chu Han a lot of suffering because of it.

It's not that he was unwilling, but he felt it wasn't appropriate to tell Chu Han about this.

He originally wanted to find a suitable time to tell Chu Han, but he didn't expect that he wouldn't have that opportunity.

This incident caused Chu Han some harm, so he has always wanted to make it up to her.

For him, the best way to make amends to Chu Han was to hand over the medical book to Chu Han.

Although he felt a little reluctant, there was nothing he could do; it was something he owed Chu Han, and now that Chu Han knew his true identity.

So he did what he was supposed to do.

Seeing that Chu Han's emotions had gradually calmed down, he said to Chu Han.

“I know this matter has caused you some harm, and in order to make up for my mistake, I am willing to give you the medical book.”

"That way you can do whatever you want."

This was something Chu Han and Li Chengping hadn't expected. They were both shocked when they heard this and refused to believe it was true.

Seeing their expressions, Chu Zhi knew they were shocked by his words.

He quickly continued to explain, "You two don't need to be so surprised. I also bear some responsibility for this."

"So this can be considered some compensation for Chu Han! There's no need for you to refuse."

"Just keep it safe and then do what you need to do."

Chu Han was extremely grateful for this matter. He looked at Chu Zhi with tears in his eyes and said, "This matter has really troubled you too much."

"I'm so sorry for putting you in such a difficult position. I will always remember your kindness to me."

And so Chu Han obtained the medical book, which made her feel somewhat excited at that moment. However, she quickly made her own plans.

She looked at Li Chengping and said, "Next, I'm going to see my father. I haven't seen him for a long time."

Upon hearing this, Li Chengping was genuinely reluctant, feeling that Chu Han had acted impulsively.

Visiting his father at this time was somewhat inappropriate, so Li Chengping disagreed with Chu Han's idea.

He knew in his heart that Chu Han longed for his father's love, but going to him now was really not appropriate.

Li Chengping quickly stopped Chu Han, saying, "You should reconsider this matter. I think it might be a bit too hasty."

"Didn't you properly consider what would happen after you met your father?"

"I'm worried that something unpleasant might happen, so it's best if you don't go."

Chu Han knew, of course, that Li Chengping was doing this for his own good, but deep down he really longed to see his father.

So she decided to go and see for herself, and she had her own ideas about what Li Chengping would say next.

She looked at Li Chengping with a serious expression and said, "I know what you're worried about. I can take care of myself."

"Nothing will happen, you can rest assured."

Although he said that, he really had no idea what was going to happen next.

But to put Li Chengping at ease, that was the only thing she could say.

However, she really underestimated Li Chengping. How could Li Chengping let him see his father so easily?

Li Chengping said with a serious expression, "I don't think this is appropriate, so I'm standing up to stop you."

"Think about the consequences carefully before you speak."

At this moment, Chu Han's emotions were a bit off; she seemed somewhat angry.

But she seemed unable to get angry at Li Chengping, which made her feel particularly uncomfortable.

After seeing this scene, Hua Chen was genuinely worried that something unforeseen might happen next.

He quickly reminded Li Chengping, "Shouldn't we let him think about this carefully? She doesn't seem to be in a very good state right now."

"If you try too hard to stop him, it might backfire."

"It won't do either of you any good. You should have a good talk with him and see what he really thinks."

Li Chengping also noticed this, and he realized that his approach was a bit too decisive.

In that case, he really needs to have a good heart-to-heart talk with Chu Han.

He needed to understand her thoughts on the matter thoroughly before he could find a way to deal with it.

Li Chengping quickly looked at Chu Han and asked gently, "Let's have a good talk about this. My attitude just now was indeed a bit too decisive."

"However, there's no need for you to be in such a hurry. Let's sit down and talk about this properly. I believe it will definitely help you."

Chu Han felt that Li Chengping was right; he had indeed acted too hastily in this matter. (End of Chapter)